The Marriage Clause
Amara grabbed the laptop, clutching it and the drive as she ran for the bathroom, the only room with a lock.
She slammed the door shut, her hands shaking as she barricaded it with a chair. Gunfire echoed outside, mixed with shouts and the crash of furniture. She plugged the drive back into the laptop, her fingers flying over the keys. If she was going to die, she wasn’t going down without exposing Adeyemi.
She opened an email client, attaching every file from the drive, and typed a message to every major news outlet in Nigeria: Victor Adeyemi, KaluTech, Obsidian Ventures—corruption, murder, embezzlement. The truth is here.